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  1. #1
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    Default Las Vegas - 40 Birthday Celebration

    My sister, Cousin, BFF and I are going on a girls trip to Vegas for my 40th Birthday.

    This will be our first time there and we are curious as to what to do if you are not into gambling?

    We are looking into some shows and of course the buffets but what else?
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    Happy Birthday! I will be visiting Vegas in 3 weeks!
    -Buffets- Check out the buffet at the Bellagio, very good and a huge variety.
    -Shopping is incredible!
    -Margaritaville is fun to hang out and have drinks and appetizers.
    -Check out the roller coaster at NY NY (Manhatten express), the Stratosphere, zip line downtown is cool.
    -Just go explore and find fun things to do.
    -Try gambling (even if you are not into it) You may win the big one!!

    Have fun!!

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    Take a trip out to Hoover Dam. It's incredible to see up close.
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    We went to Vegas a few years ago (I swear it seems like yesterday) and we are non gamblers.

    But we still had a good time. We went to the Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay; had a good time at the Venetian doing shopping, riding the Gondulas and paid a visit to Madam Toussauds; we also went to the Magic Garden (Siegfried & Roy).

    We were staying at the Luxor so we also went to their Museum and saw a documentary at their IMAX Theatre (not sure how much of those are there since the Luxor is changed now). But loved their Oasis Pool.

    The best buffet we had was at Wynn. Very much worth it. Even for lunch, they had; flank steak, salmon, meatballs in marinara, lamb risotto and ribs. And even their "no sugar added" cake was delish!

    Saw the Lion Exhibit at MGM and a concert there. We also took a bus tour to the Grand Canyon. It was beautiful!

    We are planning to go back next Spring. Planning to do the Rio buffet (over 300 items), and visit Circus Circus for the kids as well as see Fremont Street.

    Have a great time!
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    Read this thread. It gives alot of ideas for non -gamblers.


    http://www.intercot.com/discussion/s...d.php?t=176885
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    First of all Happy Birthday

    We went this June and were non gamblers as well and been a few times before that, here some ideas

    The shows which are a must
    Jersey Boys
    Beatles "Love"
    Cirque De Soliels O
    Phantom of the Opera

    To do
    Nightime Helicopter ride over the strip
    Grand Canyon
    Black Canyon raft ride ( your not on rapids )
    Madam Tussuads
    Startosphere Tower
    Paris Eiffel Tower

    To Eat
    Bellagio Buffet
    Paris Buffet
    Cheescake Factory in Caesars

    Have a great time !!!
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    I ,too , will recommend the buffet at the Wynn. We did the brunch buffet and it was amazing!!!!

    Also the nightly shows (ie pirate show @ ti, water fountains at wynn and bellagio) a the various hotels are fun to see.

    And clubbing galore!!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by RAIDER View Post

    The shows which are a must
    Cirque De Soliels


    To do
    Grand Canyon

    To Eat
    Cheescake Factory in Caesars
    Agreed! A Cirque Show is a must. Grand Canyon & Hoover Dam are a must see. If you can swing it I suggest a couple of days at the canyon. The Lux in the Venetian is a sister restaurant of the Cheesecake Factory and is very good.
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    DW & I just returned from a trip in July and would HIGHLY recommend seeing Carrot Top at the Luxor. We were supposed to see Russell Brand, but the show was cancelled. We opted for Carrot Top and were not disappointed and plan on seeing him next year too.

    As far as dining goes, we enjoyed the buffets at Treasure Island and The Mirage.

    We also saw Celine Dion while we were there. If you would like to see a powerful performance, she is definately the one to see (we've seen her 3 times).
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    I think there are as many ways to have a Vegas vacation as there are a Disney vacation. SO many options depending on what you like and don't like. I'm not a club person ....but I LOVE music! One of our favorite things to do is check out the many lounges with live bands. You still get to dance and have a great time, but often with a lower or zero cover charge. There is no shortage of options and you can usually find a live band that suits your mood or musical tastes.

    The Bellagio buffet is awesome, and we've done that one many times. The last time we were there we tried the new one in Aria and loved it too.

    Check out the many Vegas travel sites to see who is playing while you're there. There are always some wonderful shows or concerts!! Plus, if you find one of the long-running shows/exhibits (such as those at the Luxor for example), make sure you try out the discount ticket booths on the strip. We saved at least 50% on various exhibits and comedy shows. Just make sure you get there early to get the best options. Shows can be a bit prohibitive if you're on a budget, so these places do help (and they don't try to sell you on a timeshare).

    Have a GREAT time!

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